Proxmox ISSUE

[didraro]

I use the Proxmox Virtual Environment 4.2-2/725d76f0 wich i see there are some of bugs ...

1) [BUG] I have an server wit 40 cores , 2 cpu , and i created an openvz using 10 cores, if i will check the OPENVZ machine i see that it have 40 cores not 10 cores wich i did select ...


2) On the OPENVZ the quata does not work ... I did install an cpanel and the disc space does not record it .

So on Openvz Disk quota inside LXC container - Looks like it is a bug and propably will not be fixed...


Any news when updates will come or any fix ?

 

[tom]

Proxmox VE 4.x does not come with OpenVZ, so I do not get the topic of your post in detail.

 

[wahmed]

I think he meant LXC Container instead of OpenVZ. I can confirm that a container does show the entire core count of the Host and not the allocated core count of the container. For example, my host has 12 core. I have assigned 1 core to a test LXC container. When i ran the following command from inside the container i get core count of 12 not 1:
grep -c ^processor /proc/cpuinfo

 

[fabian]

the cpu/core count question has been discussed multiple times here on the forum - please refer to one of the old threads!

 

[didraro]

Yest that's corect symmcom .

Second problem it is that OPENVZ - cpanel disc it does not recod disc space ...


What can i do do you recomend to me to go to other old version ? since you tell me Proxmox VE 4.x does not come with OpenVZ

 

[sahostking]

Think diskquotas issue is sorted though.
I got disk quotas working on LVM but I know it does not work on ZFS. So I moved back to LVM and enabled quotas for Containers.
Then I deleted the old quotas files in / which openvz had.

and followed this:

touch /aquota.user
touch /aquota.group

chmod 0600 /aquota.user
chmod 0600 /aquota.group

quotacheck -cmug /

Then went into WHM on each VM and clicked Initial Quota Setup.

All worked well.

Only issue is the CPU Count yes. I guess with that give it time - openvz did it great hopefully lxc will too.

 

[spirit]

technically, it's possible to limit cpu count in lxc.
But the problem is that it's binded to physical cpu cores.
(cpu0 in ct = cpu0 in host, cpu10 in cpu = cpu10 in host).
So, it's pretty hard to have a good balancing of cpu ressources with multiple ct.
openvz have a special scheduler for this.